Sentence examples for decree taking from inspiring English sources

On 30th September , 1944 he signed a decree taking from the OKW jurisdiction over prisoners of war and handing them over to Himmler and the SS.

The property administration department was created by Boris Yeltsin in 1993, when he issued a decree taking over all of the Soviet Union's Communist party property, along with choice chunks of Moscow's real estate.

The goal, the official said, was "to engage in that dialogue and to avoid the kind of confrontation that could potentially lead to the transition veering off track," while leaving the military's decree taking over Parliament's powers as a matter for Egyptians courts and politicians to decide.

"The president is elected by the public, and he is naturally the person with the power," said Osama Abdel Aziz, a managing editor at Al Ahram, though he acknowledged that Mr. Morsi "didn't receive all of his powers" because of the military's recent decree taking over lawmaking and budgetary authority.

The relevant authorities shall be in charge of monitoring the implementation of this Decree, taking into account the requirements of use.

WHEN will the new decree take effect?

The decree takes effect Sunday, and some officials suggested that the former president, already in detention in Belgrade central jail, could be extradited "very soon".

It was apparently intended as an anti-corruption measure, to keep officials from seizing food in order to resell it, but the idea — and the videos that have emerged since the decree took effect — comes off as luridly voyeuristic.

During the next few days, more and more chilling details emerged: when the decree took effect, on August 6th, food would be destroyed by incineration — including, possibly, by mobile crematoriums — compacting, and burial.

I may say in elucidation hat Paragraph 3 states, "The Governor General is immediately subordinate to me". this withdrawal, that is, the coming into force of this decree took place on 26 October.

Pretty soon, whenever any king or prince was born, married, conquered somebody, issued a decree, took religious vows, recovered from the flu or passed through town, civic leaders lighted dangerous explosives in crowded places.